Laws of UX is a comprehensive collection of psychological principles and design laws intended to guide the creation of effective user interfaces. It offers evidence-based insights into cognitive biases and perceptual patterns to help designers improve usability and user experience.
Highlights
Bridges the gap between cognitive psychology and user interface design.
Provides actionable principles such as Hick's Law, Fitts's Law, and Miller's Law.
Addresses critical UX factors like cognitive load, mental models, and decision-making.
Offers a framework for applying perceptual principles like the Law of Proximity and Similarity to digital layouts.
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Jon Yablonski · via Laws of UX
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Audience
UX Designers, UI Designers, Product Designers, and Web Developers